Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-15

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 graph OompsDy, were officially notiit (
 of the contract and purchase of the Bal , nmore and Ono Telegraph hnes. IbC Western Union at once took informs
 possession.
 TAMPA, Fla, October 7-Ohicia!s thi. : morning discovered tho existence ot yellow fever. There were two cases Of q nld type and one dessh occurred. The people are panic stricken and the clty is last being deserted. There is little cause tor general alarm, ns the weather IS most favsrable to he ilth, and Gn early } frost Is anticipated
 CHICAGO. October 7-Wheat. cash,
 oo 5-lo, Nov, Dl9. CBrn, cash, 42i
 TRoY. N. r.. October Ben Cooler Oo, bankers, made n assignment this
 morning. Liabilities believed Co b.
 haii million dollars.
 MILWAUKEE. October 7.-The day opened bright and beautiful. and a CIT
 rage c"ntaInInR the Presidents p@-D
 left the Hotel at S:3O 2. m. and procet ie6
 10 the Soldiers Home Both sides O, -h,
 avenue leading to the Home was lined
 with people wuo cbeered the occupants of the carriages. Upon arriving a; ,htir destination, the psrty drove past She mRimod veterans who were draw1 up ip hne. and cannon in front of the building boOmed q presidential salute. No al. De
 were made and the carriage was driveu to the depot. where greet croNd he'd gathered. Prolonged cheering occurred when the party came ID view. The sp- pesrance oi Mrs, Cleveland on lbe plat form O! the car was the eignal oi sn ga pecial outbursi o! ea:huslasm froIa tle ladies. Mrs. Cleveland still looked bright and fresh. notwithstanding the contInaRl rounds of receptions. Toe train psssed out of the sts.lOn CD the Way 10 Madison, where the party will speui to day and Saturday ca guests of Pest msster-genersl NilGs.
 OTTAWA. O,t. T. The Interior Dspar meut hsS advices from an exploring gri- ty sent tD northern Britlsh ColUmbi., which has been gathering general it. formation regarding the County. The pBrty propose Co winter nesr Fort Rsli- ance, about one thousand miles n rth Ci Victoria. After obtaining T1ore men th, l party will endeSvor to penetrate across the country ss fsr north as Mckenzie | Bay. Arctic ocean. The explorers will | start home by route d.seepdirg the | Mackerzio rIver snd entering clviiizs- | tIon at F. imOat. They expect to reach | OttAws next fall.
 EE~ YORK. October 7.-Money AIs. Bar silver 96.
 SAN FRANCIscc, october 7-The ron tempt csse ot A. Louen;hai, attorney, | for seizng the papers of "Llttle Pete" m store on JsckFon street after Judge | Coffey had issued an order to Foreman | MenEies of tbe grand i1ry r. seize them, Was concluded before Judge CUfley this | afternoon. Judge CofTry seDterced | Low-nfhsl 10 five days imprisonment l aud fine of s50O.
 SAcRAMESTo, Oct S-The general asso- citation of the Congregational churches | of California completed its lsbors to- day. The next annual meeting will be | held 10 Alameda.
 MISSEAPoLIs. Octob.r 7-Cenersl | Secretary Lei, chnsn prese entsd his re- port tO th, hnIshts O. Labor to-day. ] Since the last general assembly be says | the apparent decrtase Tn members has | been l9j.0OO but the mot of these be in l ;ima,es. iS composed of those whr came I into the order during the rush of 1886 | and proved themselves weaker ra:her | thRn stronger.
 COLES. Ca. October 7-Ssveral ir- chrs of -aoS Tell on the summit of ;as 5i kIyOa la: night.
 RIcHMpSD. O,to5er 7.-Judge Bcza ! of the Uuited States couri. to-day f.i.- | dered hIs opinion cn The several coupon l cases before hIm. ID which he makes | perpetual in each case pr hmIOary iu l Junction heretofore Gra1ted judges. He | enjuins every commouwvAlth aito,- ney i3 the stste from putting the law i known As tue "coupon crnsher" into | force and effect. The opinion is very | elaborst-. sad ID it Judge Bond chafuc l erizes tEe iez stature ut tns original s7 | tciins in defiance Of the Unite5 State | government
 SAN FRANCISCO. October 7-The State | Board cffieaith of Texas has written to I the officials of the Southern Pacific | stating that hereafter they must send 1 certificate along with ever; car load Oi fruit shipped into Texas. showing ths' | the district from which he fruit Tss l shipped was free from cholera. II is |, needless to say thrt the Southern Pacific | people were much surprised ion receipt i Q. i'm. notice. They intend to com | municate with Dr. c. G. Tyrrall. Of ihe | California State Board of Health. iu i order shat they may set forth to D-. k. | R. Rutherford. of the Texas Board, the | absolute uselessnesB of such Bn order, | and further show that it will cause H great deal of inconvenience to shippers | in this siste.
 SAS FRASCIsCo, October An Or ! der of the government revOkIng the | grant of indemnity lands to rpilroa!s went into effect 10 day. Roads in thIs l state affected are the California S Ore | Con railroad and the Southern PacIir. l Lands which have been selected are Dov 1 open to settlement and entry az public | lands can be msde without notice to the 1 oampnny.
 HAVANA. October 7.-Owlng to almost !. daily ,hocks of earthquake in Santiago l ds Cuba n panic has seized the inhsbI- 1 tsnts and business is almost suspended. l SACRAMENTO. October 7-Guttenbere's | foundry was destroyed by fire this after | noon. The house of Martin adj 'ining 1 wss also burned. Loss over S21.OOl
 NAPA. October 7.-Ger,rude, the i3- 1 year-old daughter of Win. Merritt, while | picking wslnuis, fell from tree :his | afternoon and dIed ID two hours from l concussion of ths brain.
 PHESIX. October 7.-Thomas Graham ,he last of the Graham boys. came into | Phcni1 to-day and delivereI himself Cp to the sheriff He was not wouCdrd n | the fight as stated.
 Los ANGELES. October "A letter just recsived in this ci;y from Genera John Bsli iwiU, from near the scene O. be recent brutal murder of bis brother, Leon Baldwin. in Durango, states that The robbers after killing and ToboIDC Baldwin, went to s store kept bJ an old man ID V-ntar.s, and after robbIDg ,. took the old mans son for ransom. The villsgers pursued tbe robbers aud su' prIsed and killed five of them. Thcr@ were ten in all of those who murdered | Bsldwin. MADISON. Oc;ober 7-On the GTrIy-l of the presIdeo'i-l train here thi- after ! ,ernOon. the party was accorded an en- thusisstic reception and were escorted | 70 the Capitol grounds where the wei